The Intelligencer Ames Story County Iowa
The Intelligencer issued Thursdays at Ames Story County Iowa b R F LL C Hudson.
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Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1894
Page
1
Law Must Prevail or Anarchy Will Reign, Warns Minneapolis Times
The Minneapolis Times warns that the United States faces industrial unrest and mob violence if courts remain weak. It argues the law must be enforced against labor mobs to prevent a descent into chaos and revolutionary violence.
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United States
Russia
China
Mexico
Herbert Spencer
Minneapolis
Congressman Hull Renominated in Seventh District
Des Moines July 24. Congressman J A T Hull was renominated by the Republicans of the Seventh district this afternoon. The item highlights the renomination and notes the local political scene as part of weekly notices for Hawkeye readers.
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Hall
Des Mores
J. A. T. Hull
Judge Hatch Dies After Fall Injury in Iowa
Judge Hatch, age 70, who was injured falling from a bridge last fall, died at his Mc Gregor home. He had served on the bench for 12 years in West Unix, Ia.
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West Unix
Hatch
McGregor
Dubuque Bridge Bill Approved for Mississippi River Span
The president approved an act authorizing construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River from Eagle Point Dubuque to the opposite bank in Grant County Wisconsin.
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Dubueque
Washington
Eagle Point
Dubuque
Grantcoun
Wisconsin
Rain Saves Iowa Corn From Drouth
Reports from the eastern and southern portions of Iowa state that rainstorms in the last two days saved corn that was in serious danger from drought.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Boy's foot crushed by changing train in Burlington yards
Frank Parks, 13, dozed beneath a way car in the Burlington yards at Pacific Junction on July 21. The car was switched, his left foot was run over, and doctors amputated the foot.
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Pacific Junction
Frank Parks
Burlington Yards
Bonds suit target Gould and Sage in Kansas Pacific action
Kansas Pacific bondholders sue in New York to recover 11 million dollars in bonds and to remove George Gould and Russell Sage from Kan sas Pacific trusteeship. Also reports July 24 arrests in Round Pond and other incidents including fires, shipwrecks, labor activity, and various local notices.
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Kansas Pacific
New York
George Gould
Russell Sage
Gould
Sage
The
Man Tries Poison Pact After Rejected Love
Pes more saiPr SSB Laumer aged 1 attempted suicide after Miss Kate Gelay refused marriage. He swallowed carbolic acid but was saved by prompt treatment with the young lady aiding physicians.
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Pes More saiPr
Laumer
Kate Gelay
Marshal Cavendar Attacked in Washington Iowa
City Marshal Cavendar was beaten about the head by William Grecian in Washington Iowa. Cavendar lies unconscious with faint hopes of recovery. Grecian is jailed awaiting developments.
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Iowa
Washington
Cavendar
William Grecian
Grecian
Heat Wave Ravages Crops Across Iowa and Nearby States
An unprecedented hot wave sweeps southeast Iowa and adjacent states with temperatures rising to 80 degrees in 10 hours. A hot wind damages crops and pasturage across the region, according to Hawkeye reports from BurLIN Gton and surrounding areas.
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BurRLIN G@TON
Iowa
Population Count for Dubuque Surfaces in Directory
Dubuque Iowa residents see a directory listing 16 238 names after deducting 750 firms. Extrapolations by single and quadruple multipliers imply populations of about 40 000 and 65 000 respectively.
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Dubuque
Testimony Frees Krout as Weems Hammil Hanged
John Krout the third Ridpath murderer was released by Judge Balliet on district attorney Davis motion. Krout turned state's evidence and his testimony led to the conviction and death sentences of George Weems and John Hammil.
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Drs Mot Gs
John Krout
Ridpath
Balliet
Davis
Krout
George Weems
John Hammil
Des Moines Gets New Postmaster Selection
The president sent nominations to the senate naming Charles H. Robinson of Iowa as pension agent at Des Moines Louis F. Pearson as agent for Pottawattamie and Great Nemaha agencies in Kansas and Edward H. Hunter as postmaster at Des Moines Iowa.
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Des Moines
WasHineTon
Senate
Charles H. Robinson
Iowa
Louis F. Pearson
Pottawattamie and
Great Nemaha
Kansas
Edward H. Hunter
Chicago Packing takes control of Sioux City Silberhorn plant
The Chicago Packing and Provision company, a leading corporation, has gained control of the Silberhorn packing house in Sioux City Iowa. Idle since local financial trouble it will reopen with a daily capacity of 3500 hogs and 500 cattle, restoring a major local meat facility.
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Sioux City
Many Candidates at Des Moines Convention
Nearly all delegates are in Des Moines as about 30 candidates seek nominations. Eleven want attorney general. McFarland named for secretary of state McCarthy for auditor Granger and Deemer likely to win supreme court seats by acclamation. Others compete for remaining offices.
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Des Moines
Des Moies
William McFarland
C. G. McCarthy
Granger and Deemer
Supreme Court
Waits Eighteen Years for Examination in Iowa Jail
Martin Crow has spent 18 years in the county jail awaiting an insanity examination. Grand juries urged release but failed. Insanity commissioners finally checked his case and moved him to Independence asylum after finding he was insane on the point that his father is not dead.
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Curiaco
Debs
United States
Woods
Deusvaar
Martin Crow
Independence Asylum
Green Goods Dealer Arrested in Indianola Raid
Ed Williamson of Afton, a leader of a westwide green goods gang, was arrested in Indianola by Deputy U S Marshal W A Richards of Stuart. The arrest ends a long-running federal case against the conspirators.
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Des Mores
Ed Williamson
Afton
Green Goods
West
Indianola
United States
W. A. Richards
Stuart
Iowa Crops Suffer as Drought Persists Despite Brief Showers
The Des Moines telegraphic report notes the Iowa crop bulletin showing the drought unchanged with showers on the 19th and 20th providing only temporary relief in about a third of the state. Livestock lack feed and water as pastures burn and unharvested crops reach critical stages. corn statewide declines continue, with severe damage in the burnt district and broader losses in potatoes flax millet and grass.
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Des Mornes
Iowa Crop Bulletin
Gold reserves at historic low as shipments roll in
New York July 14. Baring Magoun Co shipped 500000 in gold to Europe engaged at the sub treasury. This, with 1500000 taken from the gold reserve last Friday, reduces the total to about 60500000. A banker warns of possible actions by capitalists and calls for swift admin action. Foreign exchange rises with more shipments expected.
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New York
Knights Helping the Populists Organizers to be sent out
Omaha July 25 The Knights of Labor executive board discussed Nebraska politics. State Master Workman d Allemand advised and the body resolved to lend the order’s influence to the Populists. Organizers will be sent statewide with the Populist committee to mobilize wage workers and farmers for November elections.
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K. of L
Omaha
Knights of Labor
Nebraska
d’Allemand
Gold Strike Sparks Fortunes Near Salt Lake City
In Emigration canyon ten miles from Salt Lake City a gold ore discovery yields over $100 per ton, triggering a frenzy of staking. Locals report widespread excitement as new claims go up and prospectors rush to the area.
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Salt Lake
Canon
Wheat and livestock prices steady to higher on mixed Chicago market
Wheat prices firm with July and cash demand, while September slipped after Toledo shipment rumors. Corn and oats posted small gains and provisions rose slightly. South Omaha cattle, hogs, and sheep prices showed varied moves with steady to higher tendencies. A Missouri story notes a jail escape attempt by John Barlow after a five year sentence. Minnesota penitentiary twine stock sold, demand outstrips production.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Toledo
South Omaha
Omana
Daly M
Quincy
John Barlow
St. Joseph
Minnesota
Stillwater
Senate Tariff Clash and Arctic Expedition News
The report covers Senate clashes over the tariff bill with leaders like Gorman and Hill in July and July 21 sessions, plus a lengthy Arctic dispatch about Wellman expedition concerns, Professor Oyen’s distress on Dane’s Island, and Captain Fielden’s救 efforts.
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Professor Oyen
Dane's
Mr. Fielden
Loxvon
Carl Siewers
Dane’s Island
Prof
Oyen
Johanson
Ann
Wellman
Saide
Dane’s
Danes Island
Murders Found Hanged Near Cormorant Mississippi
Two murderers were found hanging near a tree in Cormorant Mississippi. A separate disorder at a Watkinsville Kentucky festival left George Vinegar dead, Charles Edwards mortally wounded, and four others injured.
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Wno Ad Deen Iynenead
Cormorant
Mississippi
Watkinsville
Scott County
George Vinegar
Charles Edwards
Miners Strike Sparks Shootout in Alabama Deaths
In Wil Ciesen Alabama near Coalburg on July 25 two deputy sheriffs were killed and two wounded when officers attempted to arrest George Hudson amid the Pratt mines riot. The Hudson men fled to the woods as troops arrive to assist a large sheriff’s force.
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Wil Ciesen
Brawinellam
Ala
Coalburg
Charley Cole
James Smith
R. H. Hudson
George
Pratt Mines
Hudson House
Cole
Smith
Hudson
Morrow
Strikers Arrested in Salt Lake City Action
United States Marshal McDermott brought to Salt Lake City all of the leading strikers at Lima Mon. The dispatch reports a roundup as authorities move to detain key labor organizers.
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Itis Hichards
Eugene Turner
Williamson
Indianola
Richards
Des Moines
United States
Mason
Nix
Round Pond
Rock Island
Bozzatown
Alton
German Catholic Association of Illinois
Quincy
Robert H Mitchell
New Jersey
American Labor Union
Culberson
Texas
Salt Lake
McDermott
Lima
Mon
German Methodist Church Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The German Methodist church recently remodeled at Beardstown Indiana was seated for a town celebration marking the fiftieth anniversary of German Methodists in Beardstown.
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Beardstown
Dis
Metzger’s Lightning Colic Cure Promoted by Iowa Drugstore
An Iowa druggist promotes Metzger’s Lightning Colic Cure, telling a traveling seller’s tale of a horse relieved from spasmodic colic within twenty minutes. The buyer, an old man from ten miles away, buys all the medicine after claiming he would pay to save a horse on a long trip. The New Metzger Medicine Co. of Decorah, Iowa, markets the product. Ames dealer H. D. Miller sells it locally.
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Iowa
Metzger
Etzger
New Metzger Medicine Co
Decorah
Excursion Tickets To Ashbury Park For NA Education Meet
The North Western Line offers round trips to Ashbury Park New Jersey for July and August. Tickets on sale July 7 and 8. Information available from Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Ashbury Park
N. J
National Educational Association
Atlantic Coast
Chicago & North- Western Railway
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